[KayBee]

Happy SGIday, 

Early in the development, learning C on my trusty SGI. 

Cheers,

KB

[Raion]

Hooray Kaybee. That's a neat demo, one that is very famous on the Commodore Amiga.

I myself have been working on porting some utils to IRIX.

[KayBee]

Hey Raion,

Thank you. I think porting utilities and libraries is a form of preservation too, which is important for our aging machines.

Cheers,

KB

[Raion]

Yeah, it's my hope that IRIXCE will have some interest at least and act as a vessel to keep IRIX afloat until we can free it from its run aground prison.

Get it? Because Evergiven.

[KayBee]

Yeah, it's my hope that IRIXCE will have some interest at least and act as a vessel to keep IRIX afloat until we can free it from its run aground prison.

Get it? Because Evergiven.

I was stuck, but I get it now. HA! (The "HA!" to be imagined as being said by Alf from the 80's sitcom.)

[Raion]

Is the source for this available? if so you should attach it as a tar.gz file or something so we can try it out. I don't allow ZIPs or pdfs but that's for security issues (zip files are a notorious source of ACE on web servers)

[Shiunbird]

Kaybee,

I'm working on my cross platform benchmark tool - it's pure C and OpenGL. Things look promising, because I managed to run binaries cross-platform without having to rebuild, meaning that I am really only using C and OpenGL and not relying on anything OS-specific for the output.

I don't have access to a SGI machine. Could I share later on with you the source for you to build it and test?

[KayBee]

Sorry Shiunbird, I have such little free time I barely get any time to do my own coding. I have to stay focused at the moment.

KB

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Hello Again Raion, I can post the compiled binary as tar.gz if that's allowed.

Cheers,

KB

[Raion]

Yup that's what we want.